The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-06
FINANCE AID COMMERCE.
HONEY 8 20 8 PER CENT, NEW
YORK EXCHANGE 1.S PREM.
Cotton Firm - Middling Cotton,
1lc-Sales Yesterday, I'm.
important.
APPEAL 0PFIcE.
MKAPHIa. TRNN.. luna 4. 1851.


The money market remains with
rates unchanged at to per cent. for loans.
At the Stock Exchange no sales were made
TtslAy and securities were featur, less, no
sales bsing made.
The local cotton market continues firm,
niddling ia, with sales unimportant. At
New York spots are steady and unchanged ;
middiing II 7-16c, with futures closing easy,
! to 2 pointsflower; June, u.3S9l1 40 From
and after Monday, June 9th, and every Mon
day until October LIST. the New York Cotton
EKchAnTe will open at o'clock am. At
New Orleans, spots closed firm; middling,
10sSc; futures steady, to points up; June
1e.75o. From Monday, June 9Th. business at
the New Orleans Cotton Exchange will open
On Mondays at 10:l5 O'Clock am. and will
close daily at 2:90 pm.
The Liverpool market is quoted good bust
ness. rates hardening; middling up'ands,
l1-l6d, an advance of lid; other grades
unchanged. Futures closed steady, with
June s. SD sellers.
A leading New York cotton circular says
Of the future market: with strong advices
from Liverpool to assist operators for a rise,
the market started on an upward turn, and
tAers was gain Of dos points early in the
day, but many of the longs improved the OPP
pOrtuuity to unload. A reaction to pretty
nearly last evenings figures followed"
The grain and provision markets are firm
or, with quotations somewhat higher. The
grocery market continues firm, with sugar
shade higher and coffee strong and un-
changed In the produce market business is
steady. The home new potato crop is begin
ing to come in, and by next week there will
be rush to market. The Shelby county
crop is comparatively SIN all. the average not
being one-halt of that of last year. Vegeta-
bies and fruits are arriving freely and fair
prices prevail. The New New 0rle ans Plea
yuae, of the Sd, says:
''The receipts Of potatoes have been light
of late, and il is vident that the early po-
tatoe season is virtually at an end: The de-
nand has been good, and offerings being
Onions continue plentiful, and the demand
being light prices have ruled easy and in
buyers favor, Fhe rale Of The, cargo OF the
steamer Creole was continued today. The
supply Of Lemons and oranges Is only fair,
and az the demand is good, prices are vel
maintained. Coeoanuts are scarce and
dull. Bananas are in ample supply for the
present demand, which is falling of as the
season advances. Nuts and dried fruits are
in light stock, but not wanted"
IMPORTS.
One hundred and fifty SKIS bran, % brls
beans and peas, 1872 pigs butter, 10 pigs
bacon, 1922 pkgs boots and shoes, 1900 Blu corn,
20 pkgs sheete, 26 .ks coffee, SOl SKIS cotton
seed, car cotton seed. liz pkgs dry goods, 50
pkgs eggs, 500 brls -four. 400 bales hay, 81
pkgs hats, 5 head cattle, 20 head horses and
mules, 262 pkgs lard. $500 feet lumber, so
PIX gs liquors, $50 brls m cal, 40 bIls mOlasses,
Sears pork sides, 60 brls sugar. 1852 pkss to-
baooo.
ELEVATOR REPORTS.
The following shows the amount of grain
received, withdrawn and in store by regular
elevators, as reported to the Merchants tx-
change yesterday: Corn-received, Is, $50 bu;
withdrawn, SITS bu; in st re, 1923 bu.
!oats-receiyed, 1912 bu; withdrawn, 7S5 bu;
in store. 1893 Gu.